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Episode 71:
Kandace Springs





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Kandace has such a sweet voice, almost like Sade. Thanks, that was a mellow, soothing show.
- posted by JudeReier - April 28, 2021
To quote Dizzy Gillespie on "Q's Jook Joint": "That's ... how music should sound" Dayum!!! (And all that scrumptious food on top, maaaan! 😀)
- posted by wesbound - April 3, 2018
Just what I needed tonight. Soothing music. Had heard of her being asked by Prince to sing with him. Hope to hear more from her! Thanks Daryl!
- posted by Diane57 - June 23, 2017
Another person that thinks Kandace should be on the show. You work well together. Forbidden Fruit brought tears to my eyes...still rocking my world...dh
- posted by paulakelly - February 6, 2017
Kandace could be a regular member of the band
- posted by Kieth - January 12, 2017
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Kandace Springs
One in a million musicians can say that they were invited by Prince to join him onstage. But it’s even more impressive for an artist to receive that endorsement before officially releasing a note of music. Yet that’s exactly what happened to Kandace Springs when His Royal Badness saw a YouTube clip of her performing Sam Smith’s hit “Stay With Me,” initiated a correspondence on Twitter, and asked Springs to fly to Minneapolis and perform at his legendary Paisley Park Studio.

Rather than be dazzled by the glamor or the ego boost, though, singer-keyboardist Springs looks at the experience in terms of Prince’s longevity and work ethic. “I see the effect that he has on his fans, because he’s playing real music,” she says. “That’s what I want to stick to—making real music that’s going to last, and having a loyal fan base like his. And I think providing good stuff attracts good people.”

The four songs on the Kandace Springs EP—a first taste of her forthcoming full-length album—illustrate her commitment to merging old-school values with fresh and innovative styles. Drawing on R&B, hip-hop, jazz, pop, and Latin music, Springs creates songs which reveal that out of all the lessons she has learned from her idols, from Billie Holiday to Lauryn Hill, the most essential rule is to stay fearlessly true to yourself.
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